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4259 Cherrygrove St- Scotch Love An extremely small, though pretty little house. Single with no family or pets, Scotch does not need much. The outside is painted a blue-gray, with a simple gray porch. The inside is extremely clean, and a bit dark. The kitchen is small with all of the normal essentials, all of the appliences a slick black. There is no table, just a glass bar table with high black stools. No carpet, gray stone tiles. Weird ink-blot like paintings on the wall. In the back of the small room, a black iron stair case, swirling up into the equaly small second story bedroom. The bedroom is decorated much like the first story. A nice, dark blue velvet fold out couch, doubling as a bed. A small black and white T.V in the corner, and a glass desk, blue-gray carpet, and near-black walls with more strange paintings adorning them. |
1 | 5 | Aug 28 2007, 12:25 AM In:  Happy Hour is Every Hour!By: Scotch Love |
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4263 Cherrygrove St.- Seth Blackraven The door opens to a large room and the scent of roses fills the air. To one end of the room sits a bed, a large King-sized bed with black sheets, decked with black, lavendar, and dark purple pillows, each with a different pattern. The frame was large, the color of the bark of a tree under the moonlight, arranged in an elegant leafy pattern. The top of it was drapped in a black silk, covering near half of the bed in its soft material. Off to the other side of the room was a large vanity, the same color as the bed frame. Candles sat on top of it, as well as rose petals, each letting off a soothing scent of their own and mixing to create a wonderful, calming aroma. Resting on top of the vanity was a large mirror, silk hanging from the mirror, this time a lavendar color. The drawers were decorated with the same leafy print with metal, and the knobs to open it were elegantly designed to fit any hand that opened it. The same design and look was applied to the side-tables that sat to either side of the bed, a candle arrangement on each of them along with rose petals to match the vanity. The closet stood next to that, almost blended with the dark walls and nearly invisible. The middle of the room housed a couch, a black silk-like couch, and in front of that a coffee-table with the same design as the rest of the furniture, including a glass top. Coasters were placed all along the top of it, a candle arrangement and rose petals littering the top of the table as well. In front of both of them was a television, mounted to the wall and next to that television sat a stereo system, connected to speakers wired all over the small one-room house, giving the real meaning to surround sound. Under the television, in a similar designed shelf as the table, were multiple CDs, along with DVDs and games to a Playstation 2 system that sat atop the shelf. Next to that shelf, on a slightly taller one, stood a large variety of books. The shelf was decorated in the same manor, housing a candle arrangement on top of it and flower petals scattered over the books and the top of the shelf. Most of the books were leather-bound, though some were the books that humans would fill their days with. He was interested in some of these. At the top of the shelf, hidden in the rose petals and the candles, was a laptop, fully equipt with wireless internet. Moving across the room and next to the closet, there was another door, this one fully visible. Here stood the bathroom. The bathroom was as elegant as a bathroom could be. The sinks and bathtub, along with the shower were made of the same cream-colored marble and silver metal as the kitchen. The bathtub was like a spa, a large oval with jets, if they wanted to be used. Along the outer rim of the bathtub sat black and lavendar candles, each smelling of a different scent when lit. The room was decorated with rose petals, some sitting on the top of the tiolet, some sitting on the counter of the sink, some sitting on the outer rim of the tub with the candles. Above the toilet hung a cabinet with two doors, one on top of the other. It was made of a metal with glass over it. The shower was made of silver metal, as with everything else, with a glass covering, as with the cabinet. Back in the living room, few glasses sat on the coffee table, having had been filled with water from the kitchen area, on the other side of the bathroom near the closet. It was made of a cream-colored marble with silver metal. The refrigerator housed nothing but packets of blood and nourishment that any lycan, vampire, or mutant might need if they happened to stumble across this home. A couple bottles of red wine was stored in the cupboards, hidden for only the one that had put them there to find. Two doors stood near the kitchen, looking as if untouched. In fact, they were probably the most used doors. Behind these doors stood the washing machine, dryer, and all of the household appliances that the homeowner used; vaccuum, broom, mop. It also held extra sheets, blankets, and pillows for whenever someone needed housing. |
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